Majestic Mayon
I saw this picture from Inquirer.net today.
photo by Dr. Julie Sy from Inquirer.net
What makes this volcano stand out from the rest is its almost perfect cone. I remember a school performance when I was in grade school about the myth of the Mayon Volcano. The myth says that the Mayon stands as a symbol of love between Princess Magayon and the man she loves, Panganoron. Ill-fated love. I was one of those girls surrounding the princess when she was stabbed so I clearly remember her well-orchestrated fall:-) The words “grand” and “majestic” were frequently repeated to describe the Mayon Volcano backdrop.
Aside from Vigan, the Mayon Volcano in Legaspi City is one place I wish to go to. This post from the Inquirer reminded me to prod my husband once more. Destination: Legaspi City!
This is the first time ive seen Mayon with a wraparound cloud like that. Im a nature observer and things like this amuses me. Now it looks like an ice cream to me
the Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Mayon!
legaspi city is my father’s hometown! i grew up spending summers there, how i wish i could visit it again, you could try a lot of spicy foods when you go there…..kkkk…..yummy!
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hi arvinsign, the Inquirer caption says that the photographer took this in June 2007. There wasn’t an article about it so I don’t know why it was on the inquirer.net. but, it’s a beautiful sight:-)
hi cher, lucky you! e di marami kang postcard-quality pics with mayon as the backdrop.